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but what i'm worried about is more money from medicaid doubling the gas tax because we need more money, it's sort of the same theme. just throw more money at them. without accounting for the money we have already committed. and we keep doing it. >> we keep doing it because specialists special interest groups benefit. medicare and medicaid benefit and it's basically a way of artificially increasing demand and increasing the third-party payer which will lead to a lot more utilization of health care services in ways that there is no cost effectiveness order intelligent allocation of resources. and you're going to overprice your products because you know that consumers don't care and in this case american taxpayers. they are paying the bill. it's a cause some of what is going on with government in the health care sector generally. but as i said, i'm trying to be optimistic and this might be the example that people need with genuine medicaid reform, do what was then the ryan budget. let's block this program back to the state. at least as new york state wants to waste money, only they will p
but what i'm worried about is more money from medicaid doubling the gas tax because we need more money, it's sort of the same theme. just throw more money at them. without accounting for the money we have already committed. and we keep doing it. >> we keep doing it because specialists special interest groups benefit. medicare and medicaid benefit and it's basically a way of artificially increasing demand and increasing the third-party payer which will lead to a lot more utilization of...
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don't forget how we pay for those benefits through payroll taxes. how crazy is this program? pretax employers for hiring them and pay people not to work? is one of the craziest programs. >> i think there is some truth to your argument that may come as a rprise but there are also factors to be weighed entire sectors were wiped out in the last recession so it is hard to find suitable employment. >> gives the economy and adapt. >> sometimes you need more time to do that and that is why you get more time. >> died nine weeks? , 99 weeks? jedi that should do it if you cannot block did you go work at mcdonald's sadek but they're not be anymore because we will raise the battle waged. [laughter] dennis: it is set to stop talking but i could be a lot of a job here soon. nice job today. what you see it? the question of that i should the government extend unemployment benefits even if thatdds to of employment? log on and we will shut -- share the results at the end of the show. more examples of past government god too far? ha the problems plag obamacare and the white house said they fixe
don't forget how we pay for those benefits through payroll taxes. how crazy is this program? pretax employers for hiring them and pay people not to work? is one of the craziest programs. >> i think there is some truth to your argument that may come as a rprise but there are also factors to be weighed entire sectors were wiped out in the last recession so it is hard to find suitable employment. >> gives the economy and adapt. >> sometimes you need more time to do that and that...
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this is the mistake this administration keeps making over and over again, throwing tax dollars is not solving it. >> thank you. gerri: unbelieveable, right, own carry mess goes on. and now more disturbing news for your healthy, fda warning some defidefibrillators made by phils medamedical system may fail. i have to tell you, i think this story is appalling, so many machines and only now federal government waking up saying we need to fix it, get out tell people that machine macs may not work. they may be -- you may be having a heart attack, it supplies to you, you are not rhesus started. where is the government been? what about something simple like this. >> you know, interestingly, fda just this year, finally passed new legislation that they will regulate deeibrillators like other medical devices, however all these bits and pieces are just now coming together, over 400,000 americans die suddenly every year, that is more than all types of cancers combined, if you have a defibrillate or deployed, 70% survive without one, less than 5%. >> how big is this problem with these machines not w
this is the mistake this administration keeps making over and over again, throwing tax dollars is not solving it. >> thank you. gerri: unbelieveable, right, own carry mess goes on. and now more disturbing news for your healthy, fda warning some defidefibrillators made by phils medamedical system may fail. i have to tell you, i think this story is appalling, so many machines and only now federal government waking up saying we need to fix it, get out tell people that machine macs may not...
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so maybe the gas tax money goes to the same places a social security trust fund and we say that we are trying to get to the bottom of this. if you can account for all of this, then you can make a credible argument. >> this is a good for you segment and the point is there is no accountability. you snd billions on education and you know how dumb our kids are. maybe not yours two i can't lecture. because i useto put a number in front of the decimal point. >> but we are doing hundreds of billions of dollars in and the more we spend on education, thhe words the test scores dead in the more that we on poverty programs, the more we spend on ads come the worse the poverty programs and roads get. insidethe beltway they live and talk to themselves. republicans are the same way. >> absolutely. >> there is no bottom line, just a bottomless pit. >> if you allate the sons, you and i can question this and then followed it. where's that money going? >> how many times will we see an incredible job that all of the others have in handling the crowds. and at the me time you see this website the obamacare
so maybe the gas tax money goes to the same places a social security trust fund and we say that we are trying to get to the bottom of this. if you can account for all of this, then you can make a credible argument. >> this is a good for you segment and the point is there is no accountability. you snd billions on education and you know how dumb our kids are. maybe not yours two i can't lecture. because i useto put a number in front of the decimal point. >> but we are doing hundreds...
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also, our special series this week of a users guide to taxes. important information on what to do now before the new tax year begins. and what not to buy. we are breaking down the list of children's toys to avoid. we are watching out for you tonight on "the willis report." ann the mako. ♪ ♪ ♪ gerri: we begin tonight with a rare
also, our special series this week of a users guide to taxes. important information on what to do now before the new tax year begins. and what not to buy. we are breaking down the list of children's toys to avoid. we are watching out for you tonight on "the willis report." ann the mako. ♪ ♪ ♪ gerri: we begin tonight with a rare
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here is what i see her when i look at tax payers wallets. an open-ended obligation of my money going to insurers to fix the problem because the poor planning of this administration. again, why is that? >> i think it's not just this, it's the whole law, and i think you're actually onto something there. because people have talked about whether this will work and how many people would enroll, will there be a so-called deathspiral and etc. gerri: president is willing to open the process and the task of these insurers to give them whatever they want. let's talk about how many times the price tags for this website has gone up. that is now a billion dollars. it seems as though they are not willing to say that we are going to end this plan and what they are willing to say is that we will spend what we have to to make it work. and i could be disastrous. >> that is correct. but they probably will do exactly that despite what they have to. but even without him i don't think what they are going to get is much more than something that looks like a bit mo
here is what i see her when i look at tax payers wallets. an open-ended obligation of my money going to insurers to fix the problem because the poor planning of this administration. again, why is that? >> i think it's not just this, it's the whole law, and i think you're actually onto something there. because people have talked about whether this will work and how many people would enroll, will there be a so-called deathspiral and etc. gerri: president is willing to open the process and...
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and again, a hike in the national gas tax as well. again, not happening. but my next guest says that that is okay by him. and so, you like the fact that they are not doing all of these things. is that right? >> yes, if they try to bite off more than they can chew, the american people get kind of jumpy. but the reality is what small business owners need, they need stability and right now it's not the worst thing in the world. because think about every time they make a decision, usually they are trying to make this grand bargain and this enormous decision and it's not going to work. >> the big thing that is going on is nothing. and i think that the republicans learned a lesson and they want to talk about obamacare because it works. >> but maybe they are so sick and tired of this big government, that it was right and the republicans views. >> many people say that running campaigns come they want to see sensible solutions and both sides give something in what they don't want to see is hate and discontent. >> this was based on a slow-moving ship. the american p
and again, a hike in the national gas tax as well. again, not happening. but my next guest says that that is okay by him. and so, you like the fact that they are not doing all of these things. is that right? >> yes, if they try to bite off more than they can chew, the american people get kind of jumpy. but the reality is what small business owners need, they need stability and right now it's not the worst thing in the world. because think about every time they make a decision, usually...
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talking about amazon, no taxes, the irs has not ruled on taxes crept, and that's an interesting point because barter and exchange is still something people like to do. melissa: for the record, we're very suspicious of that story. scott martin, thank you so much. >> see ya. melissa: $4,000 for a bottle of whiskey. people are paying for the good stuff, and this man is making a fortune. you can never have too much "money." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ hi honey, did you get e toaster cozy? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one at rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be cra not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. wow...look at you. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin, but i wondered, "could i up my game?" my doct told me about eliquis. and three important reasons to take eliquis instead. one, in a cl
talking about amazon, no taxes, the irs has not ruled on taxes crept, and that's an interesting point because barter and exchange is still something people like to do. melissa: for the record, we're very suspicious of that story. scott martin, thank you so much. >> see ya. melissa: $4,000 for a bottle of whiskey. people are paying for the good stuff, and this man is making a fortune. you can never have too much "money." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ hi honey, did you get e...
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a lot for the tax that we pay. >> what's the highest tax bracket here in canada? >> probably 50 percent. >> 50? >> coming from a [ bleep ] homeless [ bleep ] person who gets no access to [ bleep ] health care i think it's a joke. >> you're not crazy about it, are you? >> what is your experience inter acting with the health care system? >> excellent. >> obama is trying to emulate the socialist health care. >> we have a socialist health care? >> i'm on my way to being tammy. my name is tom. >> obama is trying to emulate you. i think it's a train wreck. >> everybody blames canada. >> in this department we have homeless people, bank presidents side by side. >> have you heard of obama care? >> obama care? >> yeah. >> is that a violent thing? >> sounds like a monster movie. >> are you satisfied with your health care here in canada? >> no. we don't enjoy waiting months for an appointment. it's not the most effective way. >> did you have to wait in any line? >> yeah, about 8 hours. >> anywhere between four to six hours. >> if the canadian health care system is so good, wh
a lot for the tax that we pay. >> what's the highest tax bracket here in canada? >> probably 50 percent. >> 50? >> coming from a [ bleep ] homeless [ bleep ] person who gets no access to [ bleep ] health care i think it's a joke. >> you're not crazy about it, are you? >> what is your experience inter acting with the health care system? >> excellent. >> obama is trying to emulate the socialist health care. >> we have a socialist health care?...
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ashley: commuting get as little more taxing. the amount of workers can put transit costs cut in half by congress. at least those with the train. that is outrage. tracy: because they have drive evers? in tech minute we'll review lg's curved glass phone which is about to hit the store shelves. ashley: the dow has been down over 100 points for a long time but as you can see, desperately trying to make a comeback, down 99 points or there abouts. the market has been under a little bit of selling pressure these last several days. get breaking news on the fed beige book. peter baron's with the details. peteer? >> hey, ashley and tracy, the beige book for november says the economy continued to expand ad a modest to moderate pace from mid-october through mid insofar as november and the report does not appear to tee up tapering of bond purchases cuttings back on quantitative easing in next two weeks when the report will be used by policymakers. this reports e has the same language on the economy and job creation as the last meetings on be
ashley: commuting get as little more taxing. the amount of workers can put transit costs cut in half by congress. at least those with the train. that is outrage. tracy: because they have drive evers? in tech minute we'll review lg's curved glass phone which is about to hit the store shelves. ashley: the dow has been down over 100 points for a long time but as you can see, desperately trying to make a comeback, down 99 points or there abouts. the market has been under a little bit of selling...
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before federal tax credits and other incentives. the eu fines six institutions a record $2.3 billion for rigging benchmarks. including deutsche bank, world bank of scotland and citigroup. and another big-name red sox player trading his boston boss m to join the new york yankees. jacoby ellsbury is reaching a seven-year deal with the yankees worth $153 million. $22 million per year. that is a lot of money. liz: go indians. stop. they are always laughing at me. keeping up has always been expensive and a little bit laborious in the process. but new college pals creating buzz by bringing fashionable chic glasses at affordable prices. coming up we are talking to the cofounder neil blumenthal on their expansion plans and how they're going to take the world by storm. david: and while the market has closed lower over the last four sessions could stocks be set for a little bit of a rebound, a little bit of a pullback? we talk to why he thinks the market will resume their rally and now is the perfect time to get in. he will tell you where to
before federal tax credits and other incentives. the eu fines six institutions a record $2.3 billion for rigging benchmarks. including deutsche bank, world bank of scotland and citigroup. and another big-name red sox player trading his boston boss m to join the new york yankees. jacoby ellsbury is reaching a seven-year deal with the yankees worth $153 million. $22 million per year. that is a lot of money. liz: go indians. stop. they are always laughing at me. keeping up has always been...
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>> state raised taxes federal government raised taxes, taxes relative to the size of the economy is at 20-year high. david: if he raises them even more what would happen? >> i think you will see continued economic struggle. it is not a robust recovery right now. david: steve ma lang today, manhattan institute. thanks for being here. liz? liz: amc entaint has a loyalty plan with a difference. members may cash in on the theater chain's upcoming ipo. you have to hear about this one. creative marketing. we'll tell you now next. >>> listen up, lady, we have a list of the wealthiest bachelors on earth. you won't want to miss this list of billionaire bachelors. ♪ as a business owner, i'm constantly putting out fires. so i deserve a small business credit card with amazing rewards. with the spark cascard from capital one, i get 2% cash back on ery purchase, every day. i break my back around here. finally soone's recoizing me with unlited rewards! meetings start at 11, cindy. [ male announcer get the spark business card from capital one. choose 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, e
>> state raised taxes federal government raised taxes, taxes relative to the size of the economy is at 20-year high. david: if he raises them even more what would happen? >> i think you will see continued economic struggle. it is not a robust recovery right now. david: steve ma lang today, manhattan institute. thanks for being here. liz? liz: amc entaint has a loyalty plan with a difference. members may cash in on the theater chain's upcoming ipo. you have to hear about this one....
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>> no taxes on the social security. one of these places the focus has been on making a great economy for everybody, it is not sort of this weird manipulation of economic recovery were somehow a try to make the people who own the business don't benefit the people who just started yesterday reap the rewards. you cannot undo capitalism and put it back this way. dagen: i am not believing you want people to borrow money. charles: borrowing too much money got us in trouble. i have a mortgage. our win some money not bad. people spending beyond their means is one thing, or listen, somebody by $300,000 house and they drove a ford $100,000 house, that is what got us in trouble. 4 million people, publish increased 4 million, a million of them came from california and other high tax system. dagen: a lot of that is the oil. charles: it is not just about energy. 160,000 employees, guess what is moved this week, texas. $115,000 as a grant. it is not like pay up, we are throwing out cash. you know why? they want to have an economic bac
>> no taxes on the social security. one of these places the focus has been on making a great economy for everybody, it is not sort of this weird manipulation of economic recovery were somehow a try to make the people who own the business don't benefit the people who just started yesterday reap the rewards. you cannot undo capitalism and put it back this way. dagen: i am not believing you want people to borrow money. charles: borrowing too much money got us in trouble. i have a mortgage....
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judge napolitano: sound just like george iii with assistant tax which let british soldiers go anywhere looking for anything they want to find among the colonists for britain to defend. stuart: if we don't track the how do we know where they are? how are we supposed to kill them? judge napolitano: i don't think we can yet. i am using england as an example. the most civilized of all of us. if the dish stuart: if they were planning to send planes into buildings in america, i don't care where they are. judge napolitano: you have taken this into fantasyland. this is not what the nsa does. the nsa doesn't drone and doesn't kill. the nsa spies and if the nsa is going to argue to catch one person in england they have to spy on everybody there, the constitution says you can't do that and the british people, who usually love authority, stuart: if it is illegal and unconstitutional, why isn't anything ever done about it? on a mass scale for years under the obama administration nothing happened. judge napolitano: illegal for the present to bomb libya and kill gaddafi. stuart: would be illegal? wou
judge napolitano: sound just like george iii with assistant tax which let british soldiers go anywhere looking for anything they want to find among the colonists for britain to defend. stuart: if we don't track the how do we know where they are? how are we supposed to kill them? judge napolitano: i don't think we can yet. i am using england as an example. the most civilized of all of us. if the dish stuart: if they were planning to send planes into buildings in america, i don't care where they...
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we're talking about putting off decisions about raising taxes or cutting medicare and social security. we also have a last-minute hangup over unemployment benefits, the extension of unemployment benefits. democrats want that, republicans say they're not that serious about it, it's not clear whether or not democrats are going to put their foot down and say no deal until then. what i think we know is that there will not be a deal today. house leadership aide told me he expects early next week a deal to be announced by patty murray, the democratic chair of the budget committee in the senate. paul ryan, the republican budget committee chair in the house. then the house and senate pass it before christmas. they leave next week actually for their christmas break. so they would end the year on a positive note. it would dramatically reduce the risk of a government shutdown in january and does not resolve our long-term budget issues. >> does it resolve the debt ceiling deadline which is some time in early february? would that be taken care of here? >> don't think it would be taken care of in t
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you don't pay the taxes. now the other part about it i think people need to look into, in 2007 he had over $9 million worth of stocks. it went up 147%. 2007 a cusp at the top, the market crashed. from the january low. not from 2007, what stocks was he holding? do they benefit from his power or government regulations, i want to know what stocks this guy was holding and why they went up so much. stuart: well said, because we don't know the whole story. the shock value as a man like him has $18 million to lose me first place place and getting around capital gains tax. charles: in the same scheme, where is he getting this cash? stuart: we will hear more. your take on your loss of privacy is next. yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. with fidelity's options platform, we've completely integrated e
you don't pay the taxes. now the other part about it i think people need to look into, in 2007 he had over $9 million worth of stocks. it went up 147%. 2007 a cusp at the top, the market crashed. from the january low. not from 2007, what stocks was he holding? do they benefit from his power or government regulations, i want to know what stocks this guy was holding and why they went up so much. stuart: well said, because we don't know the whole story. the shock value as a man like him has $18...
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what about taxes? discounting sales tax. portland, oregon, rent the worst but came to the amount of taxes paid. highest taxes for people on vacation according to the global business travel association of business or the managers may pay $22.86 just in taxes. boston and indianapolis in a close second and third. $18.10 respectively there. we have big money in college football. we are going to to the ceo of one of the big playoff games to be and one of the big bowl games. another consequence of health reform. covering the nations volunteer fireman. why would they have to be covered under obamacare? and more on the new ceo of general motors which we talked about earlier. saying moments ago she was the unanimous choice. more details at the top of the hour as "markets now" continues. hi honey, did you get e toastecozy? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat r
what about taxes? discounting sales tax. portland, oregon, rent the worst but came to the amount of taxes paid. highest taxes for people on vacation according to the global business travel association of business or the managers may pay $22.86 just in taxes. boston and indianapolis in a close second and third. $18.10 respectively there. we have big money in college football. we are going to to the ceo of one of the big playoff games to be and one of the big bowl games. another consequence of...
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one of the biggest ones is this 3.8% surtax, obamacare tax. investment income over -- if you have $250,000 of adjusted gross income you will be impacted by this on your net investment income and that investment income and closes rent and royalties as well. tracy: if i make $250,000 i worry about this and the next step is to figure out my net investment income and you are saying it is important to make sure your neck is zero. >> difficult to make it zero and that is not actually a goal. but if you have a lot of capital gains, look at your portfolio and say do i have any losses in my portfolio? if you saw losses in your portfolio, as long as you stay out of that security for 30 days and there are strategies to do that, sell it before the end of the year to offset those capital gains with that loss. tracy: you are referring to if you want to buy it back, buy it back but get a tax loss for the time being. other things we could do, we talk retirement contributions, all before year end. >> charitable contributions if you make charitable contribution
one of the biggest ones is this 3.8% surtax, obamacare tax. investment income over -- if you have $250,000 of adjusted gross income you will be impacted by this on your net investment income and that investment income and closes rent and royalties as well. tracy: if i make $250,000 i worry about this and the next step is to figure out my net investment income and you are saying it is important to make sure your neck is zero. >> difficult to make it zero and that is not actually a goal....
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federal state and local taxes. so as these credits become stressed and distressed, and these situations emerge, firms like ours, other firms, become interested in the relative value of these bonds. so it's in these times and others, frankly, that we welcome a liquidity, the increased liquidity and the increased participation of professional investors who have a sense of how to navigate these waters. >> briefly, lawrence, is puerto rico too big to fail? >> i wish it were that simple. puerto rico has an enormous number of issues to confront. and frankly, dwarfs detroit by comparison in size. you're looking at $70 billion worth of issuance that is eye bi ubiquitously held. puerto rico is a complex problem, dwarfing detroit by size and magnitude. >> lawrence, thank you for joining us this morning. >> i appreciate it. >> we'll take a short break. still to come, it is a case of unhappy meals. can the protests make a u.s. minimum wage more or less likely? [ male announcer ] how can power consumption in china, impact wool
federal state and local taxes. so as these credits become stressed and distressed, and these situations emerge, firms like ours, other firms, become interested in the relative value of these bonds. so it's in these times and others, frankly, that we welcome a liquidity, the increased liquidity and the increased participation of professional investors who have a sense of how to navigate these waters. >> briefly, lawrence, is puerto rico too big to fail? >> i wish it were that simple....
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it seems like rahm emanuel is going to have issues regarding property taxes and raising property taxes, because they have a pretty big gaping deficit hole. do you have any advice or any issues that you think we can learn from on how you negotiate on a state level with respect to rahm emanuel on a city level? >> i think it is important to negotiate, to sit down with everyone, and we did. ultima ultimately, you put together a solution, and sometimes folks don't agree, but it has to be done for the common good, the everyday taxpayer, the person that gets up, raising kids, we want to make sure they come first. >> i tell you what. i recently governored the governors estate, my daughter had big shows, and always like in the haunted mansion, where the pictures are hung, the paint's a different color. we've had so many governors from otto to ryan to blagojevich, where they're taking these and leaving the mark. governor, i'm sure your picture will stand for a long time. >> all right. thank you. >> let's get to dominic chu. >> look at barnes & noble, because there's reports now that the s.e.c. i
it seems like rahm emanuel is going to have issues regarding property taxes and raising property taxes, because they have a pretty big gaping deficit hole. do you have any advice or any issues that you think we can learn from on how you negotiate on a state level with respect to rahm emanuel on a city level? >> i think it is important to negotiate, to sit down with everyone, and we did. ultima ultimately, you put together a solution, and sometimes folks don't agree, but it has to be done...
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that's something that i think -- >> get a tax credit for hiring someone that's been unimploempl. >> these folks are really in trouble. >> we should do both, right? we should help the folks that are still in trouble. kevin is right, there is an element of the unemployment rate that is there because of the ui program. but even given that, it's been -- >> people that stay unemployed because they can get enough from unemployment. >> yes. there is a lot of research and debate. but my estimates, 10.2 3% of unemployment is due to the ui program. the net benefit of this is very significant. kevin is right. we have to work on long term employment. >> i just say that i disagree we should do both in the following sentence. what we should do, if you want to give more money to people currently unemployed. just give them the money. give them a lump sum of cash. don't make them stay unemployed for another three months to get the checks. if you give them a lump sum of cash, they go out for a job right away. >> a lot of the long term unemployed, there are four million currently. we're probably understumen
that's something that i think -- >> get a tax credit for hiring someone that's been unimploempl. >> these folks are really in trouble. >> we should do both, right? we should help the folks that are still in trouble. kevin is right, there is an element of the unemployment rate that is there because of the ui program. but even given that, it's been -- >> people that stay unemployed because they can get enough from unemployment. >> yes. there is a lot of research and...
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. >> that you get a tax credit for hiring someone who has been unemployment for a certain time. >> these folks are really in trouble and the good unemployment news doesn't really affect the long-term -- >> but we should do both. we should help the folks that are still in trouble. kevin is right, there's an element that's there because of the ui program. >> and people that stay unemployed because they can get enough from unemployment. >> there's a lot of academic work and research, but my estimates a percentage is due to ui benefits. kevin is right, we have to work on long term structural unemployment -- >> but i want to say i disagree that we should do both in the following sense. that what we should do, if you want to give more money to the people who are currently unemployed, just give them the money. give them a lump sum of cash. don't take them stay unemployed for another three months. >> mark zandi, annie lowry, kevin hasset, thank you for coming by. >>> when we return, he called nelson mandela one of the greatest leaders of our lifetime and incurred the wrath of his facebook friend
. >> that you get a tax credit for hiring someone who has been unemployment for a certain time. >> these folks are really in trouble and the good unemployment news doesn't really affect the long-term -- >> but we should do both. we should help the folks that are still in trouble. kevin is right, there's an element that's there because of the ui program. >> and people that stay unemployed because they can get enough from unemployment. >> there's a lot of academic...
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. $15 an hour, tax the rich, you must have health insurance or else. here is my take on the command economy. that's what it is. the left quarterbacked by president obama is trying to command the return of prosperity, command fairness, with an of a magic wand and command the economy to obey the white house. look at the $15 an hour movement. they want to legislate wages. it's not what you bring to the wage table, it's what politicians decree you should be paying, that's a command. look at the tax the rich idea. and that's an attempt to command income equality. wave that wand, make them pay, even more, and they tell you we will be all more equal. really? and how has that been going for the las five years. and then obamacare, perhaps the new motherload of the command economy, you shall have health insurance. you will give us your personal information, and stop whining if we lose it. you had enough of this yet? you see, it doesn't work. command economies do not produce widespread prosperity. they do not produce fairness, it is the politically connected to w
. $15 an hour, tax the rich, you must have health insurance or else. here is my take on the command economy. that's what it is. the left quarterbacked by president obama is trying to command the return of prosperity, command fairness, with an of a magic wand and command the economy to obey the white house. look at the $15 an hour movement. they want to legislate wages. it's not what you bring to the wage table, it's what politicians decree you should be paying, that's a command. look at the tax...
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democrats don't want to raise taxes. how are we going to find the savings? with that in mind, my best guess is that we don't have another shutdown. >> how do you avoid the shutdown? >> a continuing resolution that keeps sequestration in place. another short term. we've done it 14 times. we can fund the government through a continuing resolution. >> morris, is that the back stop there? >> yeah, i'm not for sure it's going to work this time. there is mounting pressure in the business community as my colleague knows. there is the pressure of mid term election as a lead up to the next presidential election and i would say i would read the tea leaves. the way they're getting together on the farm bill is an indication republicans want to play ball a little bit more. those are farm bills. farmers are their constituents. i think there's a con volution of things with the re-election and mid term. the presidential election is very important in this lead up, particularly since the fumble with obama care. the republicans may see an opening and may be a reason for them t
democrats don't want to raise taxes. how are we going to find the savings? with that in mind, my best guess is that we don't have another shutdown. >> how do you avoid the shutdown? >> a continuing resolution that keeps sequestration in place. another short term. we've done it 14 times. we can fund the government through a continuing resolution. >> morris, is that the back stop there? >> yeah, i'm not for sure it's going to work this time. there is mounting pressure in...
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that is the one thing i have to say i enjoy about making money, paying my taxes. stuart: anybody that can convert mob wife image into million dollars gets my vote. good luck with the books and good luck with the new series tomorrow night. >> thank you. stuart: your take on the poster boyd of corporate greed. your take on that is next. i didn't know the coal thing was real. it's very real... david rivera. rivera, david. [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. if every u.s. home replaced one light bulb with a compact fluorescent bulb, the energy saved could light how many homes? 1 million? 2 million? 3 million? the answer is... 3 million homes. by 2030, investments in energefficiency could help americans save $300 billion each year. take the energy quiz. energy lis here. stuart: last hour i gave my take on than is being released on parole next week. is your take. he was over the top and hard to like. if he was in government, he would have been a hero. anne-marie tweet too bad prosecutors can't go after government
that is the one thing i have to say i enjoy about making money, paying my taxes. stuart: anybody that can convert mob wife image into million dollars gets my vote. good luck with the books and good luck with the new series tomorrow night. >> thank you. stuart: your take on the poster boyd of corporate greed. your take on that is next. i didn't know the coal thing was real. it's very real... david rivera. rivera, david. [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the...
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businesses haven't been paying taxes, most residents aren't paying their property taxes. but businesses are beginning to come back in. there's a trickle of businesses and some bigtime -- dennis: okay, but, guys, to get back more specifically to the topic at hand, scott martin in chicago, detroit faces $18 billion unfunded liabilities, and people had to wait hours for the police to show up. were the unions wrong to fight for pensioners? >> no, i don't think they were wrong, dennis. that's what they had to do. the joke around in chicago is chicago is basically could be detroit, you know, in a couple years. i mean, that's one thing that's going on ear is we're having the same -- here, this is just a precursor to a possible wave of bankruptcies that might happen across the country. i'll tell you one thing else to watch out for, watch out for your muni bond portfolios, the bonds that allow these cities and states issue, the funny part -- and jeff flock brought it up in his interview, a lot of those pension funds be buy those very bonds. so you're going to talk about downgrades
businesses haven't been paying taxes, most residents aren't paying their property taxes. but businesses are beginning to come back in. there's a trickle of businesses and some bigtime -- dennis: okay, but, guys, to get back more specifically to the topic at hand, scott martin in chicago, detroit faces $18 billion unfunded liabilities, and people had to wait hours for the police to show up. were the unions wrong to fight for pensioners? >> no, i don't think they were wrong, dennis. that's...
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it has very good tax treatment. >> do you leave a lot to your family? >> that's a very sensitive question, too sensitive to answer. >> i'm taking it all for me. kids, you're on your own. guys, thanks very much. >> that is a dangerous and growing inequality and lack of upward mobility that has jeopardized middle class america's basic market, that if you work hard you have a chance to get ahead. >> president obama this week blasting income inequality, but are his policies to blame. welcome to forbes on fox. let's go in focus with steve forbes and others. steve, have his policies helped or hurt income disparity? >> it's hurt. this is the most miserable recovery in american history. medium incomes are lower than they were five years ago, the uncertainty of obama care, the horrific tax code, less opportunity for people to rise up. >> rick, he is criticizing something that happened under his watch. >> yeah, here's the problem that i have. first of all, and john will love hearing me say this. i'm not sure that government is a big answer. >> we are all happy to
it has very good tax treatment. >> do you leave a lot to your family? >> that's a very sensitive question, too sensitive to answer. >> i'm taking it all for me. kids, you're on your own. guys, thanks very much. >> that is a dangerous and growing inequality and lack of upward mobility that has jeopardized middle class america's basic market, that if you work hard you have a chance to get ahead. >> president obama this week blasting income inequality, but are his...
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. >> that's property tax revenue that has been identified. we haven't evaluated that. >> how much is in the pipeline talking about the 9,000 units is that correct. >> let me draw up a slide if that's possible. these are the numbers from our pipeline data base completed projects and projects through end of next year, we are showing 1400 units and 300,000 square feet of non-residential space and residential space which includes so many -- soma. so there is new space, but also space that disappears because of the building that is taken down. that maybe the cause of the difference. >> i think we certainly need to come back to this issue at a later date and i would be interested to make sure that whatever property money, tax, increase comes in that it's invested back in the neighborhoods within the eastern neighborhoods. thank you. >> okay. well, that looks like we can continue to move on. thank you colles
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when you increase tax rates on them you don't get that capital. all that money that rick is talking about that needs to be spent, invested into new businesses. that's the genesis of economic growth. capital investments. >> while small businesses are getting hurt, the big businesses have been doing fine. in fact, look what happened with the obama recovery compared to the bush expansion. the top one percent, we're hearing a lot about them, they had an expansion of 65% during bush. during the obama so called recovery they got 93%. so the rich have all these special deals which is helping them get more money while the poor are losing. >> i hear what you are saying. here's the thing. we see time and again these poll significances say we do want pro growth economic policies but they show up in washington d.c. and i think they got some kind of stockholm syndrome where they do their krony capitalism to redistrict and that doesn't work. mike is right. all new job creation over the last decade or so comes from the small business startups and, boy, they're g
when you increase tax rates on them you don't get that capital. all that money that rick is talking about that needs to be spent, invested into new businesses. that's the genesis of economic growth. capital investments. >> while small businesses are getting hurt, the big businesses have been doing fine. in fact, look what happened with the obama recovery compared to the bush expansion. the top one percent, we're hearing a lot about them, they had an expansion of 65% during bush. during...
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we can't do that, it wouldn't work and the president is not going to cut taxes, not going to stimulate private sector demand. we're a real mess if we get into a recession, aren't we? >> what you're saying is, it seems like policy makers are coming out and that's the worry. is it possible that we plod along? president obama doesn't care about ten years from now, he cares about the next three years. is it possible that we plod along? >> he doesn't care about the next three years, does he care about his ideology and where he stands with the people that believe in that ideology, or america and the economy. and it seems he's more concerned with years from now. >> the point about natural gas, why don't we see the l and g terminals on every coast and every city. line let's export natural gas. that he is a conflicts with the ideology. stuart: we know you as a trader, we have to ask the following question. what's the worst trade you ever made. >> simple, warren buffett said what you should do when you buy stocks, go to your house and buy the companies of the things that you use every day. stuar
we can't do that, it wouldn't work and the president is not going to cut taxes, not going to stimulate private sector demand. we're a real mess if we get into a recession, aren't we? >> what you're saying is, it seems like policy makers are coming out and that's the worry. is it possible that we plod along? president obama doesn't care about ten years from now, he cares about the next three years. is it possible that we plod along? >> he doesn't care about the next three years, does...
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the abe government unveiled the $54 billion stimulus package that's aimed at offsetting the sales tax in april. and the shanghai composite pulled further ahead. meanwhile, the hang seng index added 0.1%. elsewhere, south korea and australia both ended just a tad lower. as for individual stocks, chinese property stocks came under some pressure after the official china securities journal reported beijing may remove caps on property prices next year, replacing them with supply side indicators and concerns still linger over a potential property tax system. now for some outperformers, let's take a look at the region's apple suppliers, seeing a strong boost from hopes that china mobile may reach a deal with apple to offer iphones. some phone displaymakers, cameramakers and case suppliers rebounded some 5% in today's trade. back to you, karen. >> sixuan, thank you very much update. charles has been telling us about this u.s. cash flood that you're expecting. are you saying buy u.s. assets, buy u.s. equities in 20 s14? >> things probably weaken at the moment because a lot of guys made a lot o
the abe government unveiled the $54 billion stimulus package that's aimed at offsetting the sales tax in april. and the shanghai composite pulled further ahead. meanwhile, the hang seng index added 0.1%. elsewhere, south korea and australia both ended just a tad lower. as for individual stocks, chinese property stocks came under some pressure after the official china securities journal reported beijing may remove caps on property prices next year, replacing them with supply side indicators and...
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funny, we walked into december saying it's the best time of the year, why would you want to pay the tax year? >> there's a lot of people positioning themselves for a big number on friday in the nonfarm payroll. they say why not teak profits. alternatively there's a vacuum of information and people say i got a great year. i'm concerned only that when you get to 3 there will be another wave of selling and that may be when you buy. that wave of selling. not this wave. >> do a little picking. always good to pick. >> we did come into this week giving all the reasons why there were very few reasons to sell. >> and that was bad. i fell into that complacency. by the way, there is one place where we saw -- i want to point out i like oil here. you have opec saying all the right things, you have no real cutbacks. you have this glut finally ending because you finally got the selling keystone part out of curbing. that is very good for the domestic oil companies and not so good for the refiners. >> the biggest losers this morning, valero -- >> a lot of people said goi goto get into refineries, i got
funny, we walked into december saying it's the best time of the year, why would you want to pay the tax year? >> there's a lot of people positioning themselves for a big number on friday in the nonfarm payroll. they say why not teak profits. alternatively there's a vacuum of information and people say i got a great year. i'm concerned only that when you get to 3 there will be another wave of selling and that may be when you buy. that wave of selling. not this wave. >> do a little...
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had he to raise taxes in order to cut the $11 billion deficit. raising taxes is not something that's designed to make you very popular as well as cutting government spending. i spoke with the finance minister and he's pretty b buoyant. the public outcry on that, people are pretty pleased. i did ask him, is this just kicking the can down the road. take a listen. >> we have to reduce government expenses in a way that will not hurt all the services we want to give to the government. the fight for efficiency in all the governments around the world is a hard fight. we know now things we didn't know before about how to do it because we've been doing it for quite a while. this is why things are better now. i think we're going to have a new fiscal rule which will allow us to reduce government expenses in a way that will allow us not to raise taxes. >>ing where do you see that in order not to raise taxes in 2014, 2015. >> i can tell you we're not going to hurt the budgets of education because we are an education modulated government and of course health a
had he to raise taxes in order to cut the $11 billion deficit. raising taxes is not something that's designed to make you very popular as well as cutting government spending. i spoke with the finance minister and he's pretty b buoyant. the public outcry on that, people are pretty pleased. i did ask him, is this just kicking the can down the road. take a listen. >> we have to reduce government expenses in a way that will not hurt all the services we want to give to the government. the...
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it's going to wind up being taxed on somebody else later. unfortunately, we need them in it. $95, whatever the fine is, they need jail is what happens if you don't do it, because we need 100% of the people under 35 on this plan, subsidizing older people. >> okay. on your christmas table, do you think you'll be talking about this? is that going to convince your nieces and nephews to sign up? >> good lord, no. we talk about how tony romo blew another season for the cowboys most likely. gary b. is chicken little, bernard is a fountain of misinformation. let's break this down. amazon can handle 1 million transactions per minute. this government website can handle 50,000. that's how competent these guys are. these guys are ideologue whos w know nothing about people. they understand they've been sold a bill of goods here, they have been told they can keep their doctor, keep their health plan. they know it's not true. >> let's forget about the website. let's think about, instead, are we going to pay more? >> well, we have to, brenda, look, in berna
it's going to wind up being taxed on somebody else later. unfortunately, we need them in it. $95, whatever the fine is, they need jail is what happens if you don't do it, because we need 100% of the people under 35 on this plan, subsidizing older people. >> okay. on your christmas table, do you think you'll be talking about this? is that going to convince your nieces and nephews to sign up? >> good lord, no. we talk about how tony romo blew another season for the cowboys most...
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for the irs says that the website, the one that allows in the system allows you to get the obamacare tax credit could be susceptible to fraud. they're asking the irs to improve that system. back to you. david: so many details. thank you, rich edson in d.c. thanks a lot. liz: now we've been covering this from the beginning. a battle royale in the console wars this holiday season. gamers and investors listen up. sony playstation 4 and microsoft xbox one have both already sold millions of consoles but which one will come out on top? david: also, one in four college women are using the lulu app. have you heard about this? it allows women to rate men mom r anonymously. we have an exclusive with the ceo and her plans to make a lot of money off this craze. you want to stay tuned for that. ♪ in today's markets, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price -- maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick chan
for the irs says that the website, the one that allows in the system allows you to get the obamacare tax credit could be susceptible to fraud. they're asking the irs to improve that system. back to you. david: so many details. thank you, rich edson in d.c. thanks a lot. liz: now we've been covering this from the beginning. a battle royale in the console wars this holiday season. gamers and investors listen up. sony playstation 4 and microsoft xbox one have both already sold millions of consoles...
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sales tax, property tax? >> sales tax and property tax. what happens is -- >> there's no income tax. >> yeah, no income tax. we're in a position working hard to compete. no income tax, right to work state. low-business tax and more businesses don't pay it every year. companies like hertz are moving down there because they can solve their customer needs because they don't pay taxes. if they're in new york or connecticut, they'd have to pay. >> okay. so how will you replace the $2 billion? >> sales taxes. >> will they have to go up? >> no, i'm cutting taxes -- i've cut taxes every year. i've been governor three years, cut taxes basically 24 times. it's property taxes, business taxes, sales tax. we have all budget surplus, i walked in with a budget deficit, i now have a $1.2 billion surplus. we're making our economy the opportunity economy where, you know, if you want to build a business, you can -- and you want to get a job, you come to florida. >> your unemployment rate has dropped quicker than any other state, i know that. and you're now -
sales tax, property tax? >> sales tax and property tax. what happens is -- >> there's no income tax. >> yeah, no income tax. we're in a position working hard to compete. no income tax, right to work state. low-business tax and more businesses don't pay it every year. companies like hertz are moving down there because they can solve their customer needs because they don't pay taxes. if they're in new york or connecticut, they'd have to pay. >> okay. so how will you...
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barack had 94 opportunities -- on the tax thing, i want to correct you on that again. and i want to let you know what i did as a mayor and as a governor. and i may not answer the questions that either the moderator or you want to hear, but i'm going to talk straight to the american people and let them know my track record also. >> you can see him, he's like, uh-oh, no. i guess the important thing, this does go to the idea that clearly, and this is from a cnn.com story, from back in 2008, clearly biden had been prepped specifically about running against a woman candidate and, in fact, in this story, no candidate for president or vice president in the history of the country has had more advice on what to say than senator biden had on his debate with senator palin. >> and he comported himself extremely well, because biden is not one to bite his tongue in any way, shape, or form. but i do think that for the republican party, again, this is going to be, especially with the tea party, and the tea party holds far more conservative views about women, about minorities, about th
barack had 94 opportunities -- on the tax thing, i want to correct you on that again. and i want to let you know what i did as a mayor and as a governor. and i may not answer the questions that either the moderator or you want to hear, but i'm going to talk straight to the american people and let them know my track record also. >> you can see him, he's like, uh-oh, no. i guess the important thing, this does go to the idea that clearly, and this is from a cnn.com story, from back in 2008,...
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. >> that's property tax revenue that has been identified. we haven't evaluated that. >> how much is in the pipeline talking about the 9,000 units is that correct. >> let me draw up a slide if that's possible. these are the numbers from our pipeline data base completed projects and projects through end of next year, we are showing 1400 units and 300,000 square
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their idea was to cut taxes. if your car breaks down, cut taxes. if you're houses on fire, cut taxes. if your lawn needs mowing, cut taxes. that was the only idea that they presented to voters. americans thought that they had very old ideas. >> they only felt that way because it was true. >> how many years have you seen the same commercial where a guy stands up and says i am for less taxes, less regulation and more freedom? we've been doing that since 1980 and, yes, we are all for that. but if that is the only message and we don't connect that to working-class voters -- by the way, in 1994 when we took over, we owned as a party working- class voters making like 30,000 dollars to $60,000. we dominated that area. >> your point about ronald reagan speaks to that. reagan was a child of goldwater. that is what inspired me to get politics. anti-big government, anti-communism. bad ideas, right? e fit our conservative principals to his day. it, dded something to economic determinism, optimism. we can do and be anything we want. there's a shining city out t
their idea was to cut taxes. if your car breaks down, cut taxes. if you're houses on fire, cut taxes. if your lawn needs mowing, cut taxes. that was the only idea that they presented to voters. americans thought that they had very old ideas. >> they only felt that way because it was true. >> how many years have you seen the same commercial where a guy stands up and says i am for less taxes, less regulation and more freedom? we've been doing that since 1980 and, yes, we are all for...
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idea of tax avoidance is better than -- >> that sounds like it is not tax avoidance, that is tax evasion. if you're avoiding the taxes, it should be able to with stand -- >> it might be satisfying just to do it so they can't see. even if you're not breaking the law. >> by itself, it doesn't sound that bad. but when you combine it with the nsa reading the e-mails and you get into the long arm of the law -- >> no, i'm in favor of this. i'm in favor of the fed going after this because i think in order for taxation to work, that everybody should be held up to the same laws. you can find about what those tax laws should be, but you -- whatever the law of the land is what we all have to live under that rule. >> we have people in congress now that are -- that want to make -- they don't care where the u.s. companies are. it's almost a punitive. they look at apple and the way that -- >> but these are individuals who are hiding money over there. >> but this makes the end of every hollywood caper not true any more. the idea of the guy who does the crime and escapes to the -- >> that is my point. >>
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and you don't have to pay sales tax. you are saving a lot of money. >> there are other overhead costs that retailers save on that gives consumers costs. >> you don't see any major impacts on online shopping in the future. >> it remains to be seen, whether consumers flock to the bricks and mortar stores because of this issue. >> they say it's a fairness issue, they shouldn't be undermined by the online retailers who don't pay tax issues. tonnes of people, 140 million went shopping. i was not one, fortunately. sales down 2.9% from last year. >> not the outcome retailers hoped for. the holiday creep went into unprecedented territory, stores opening on thanksgiving. macy's for the first time in 155-year history opened on turkey day. it really didn't produce the sales that retailers hoped for. >> you wrote a column "how black fridayate thanksgiving and destroyed"", saying that by moving the sales into thanksgiving, not only did they roou join the holiday, but it didn't seem like sales went up. >> people showed up on thanksgiv
and you don't have to pay sales tax. you are saving a lot of money. >> there are other overhead costs that retailers save on that gives consumers costs. >> you don't see any major impacts on online shopping in the future. >> it remains to be seen, whether consumers flock to the bricks and mortar stores because of this issue. >> they say it's a fairness issue, they shouldn't be undermined by the online retailers who don't pay tax issues. tonnes of people, 140 million went...
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but those gas taxes, the federal levy of around 18 cents a gallon in taxes by the state of around 8 and 50 cents a gallon, they pay to maintain highways and bridges across the country. and that's already a huge problem. we begin tonight with that terrifying bridge collapse. >> reporter: take for example the news that broke in may when an interstate 5 bridge collapsed a couple hundred miles north of portland. by next year the federal highway trust fund, the source of almost all the funding for bridges and roads that comes from washington will go bust. >> the bottom line is that we are in a downward spiral. what it means is the federal government is not going to be able to help states and locallities maintain what they've got. it means that people will pay with less safe driving conditions. >> does the gas tax generate enough revenue for the state of oregon to maintain its roads properly? >> no. just plain no. >> vicky say republican member of the oregon house. she says as the state's residents buy even more efficient cars and less gas, the budget crunch is only going get worse. but she t
but those gas taxes, the federal levy of around 18 cents a gallon in taxes by the state of around 8 and 50 cents a gallon, they pay to maintain highways and bridges across the country. and that's already a huge problem. we begin tonight with that terrifying bridge collapse. >> reporter: take for example the news that broke in may when an interstate 5 bridge collapsed a couple hundred miles north of portland. by next year the federal highway trust fund, the source of almost all the funding...
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frankly a lower flatter tax for americans is good. believe in appen to an earned income tax credit. that could accompany it. it's one way. we had the largest tax cut in the united states in the last budget. we -- we have earned income tax credits. refundable. it helps people. that's a reagan philosophy. help them both ways. so with carried interest. i haven't spent enough time it.nking about it should be on the table. at the end of the day, let's not up omething that gums venture capital that's creating the 24th century businesses. let's be careful about that. is a question about popularity. conservatism and populism and marrying those two things together. i'll keep going, to rick's dad, my dad, john's day. of people just think, wall 16,000 the dow over people losing, seeming every further and further behind. too big to fail, bigger to fail, bigger than before. there are a lot of conservatives with a small c out there that conservative populist talking about this issue, talking about breaking up banks. why are -- why do we keep to move bad behavior forward and rewarding bad behavior
frankly a lower flatter tax for americans is good. believe in appen to an earned income tax credit. that could accompany it. it's one way. we had the largest tax cut in the united states in the last budget. we -- we have earned income tax credits. refundable. it helps people. that's a reagan philosophy. help them both ways. so with carried interest. i haven't spent enough time it.nking about it should be on the table. at the end of the day, let's not up omething that gums venture capital that's...
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>>'m trying to lower taxes for detroit. i don't want to raise taxes. it's hard to come to an agreement. divided government. most likely we'll get another continuing resolution. our country is almost evenly split. republicans and half democrats. what we believe in is very far it's hard to find agreement. debate is good. ust because we're having discussion, that's bad. we've been debating since the beginning of our republic. a good healthy debate is good sometimes. >> several questions around the polarization and the disgust general american public has with that polarization and the grid lock in washington. propose to help heal some of that. >> i think we can, you know, agree to disagree and not necessarily always be disagreeable. some of that is personalities, how we work things out. i think, i t and i, don't know him real well, i fine. we've gotten along i've rid on air force one with him, talking about structure. trying to be supportive. there's various policy issues i haven't attacked him and tried to be supportive on on some of the drug issues. it's
>>'m trying to lower taxes for detroit. i don't want to raise taxes. it's hard to come to an agreement. divided government. most likely we'll get another continuing resolution. our country is almost evenly split. republicans and half democrats. what we believe in is very far it's hard to find agreement. debate is good. ust because we're having discussion, that's bad. we've been debating since the beginning of our republic. a good healthy debate is good sometimes. >> several...
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point number two, there are no tax increases here. point number three, we're finally starting to deal with auto pilot spending. that mandatory spending that has not been addressed by congress for years. this isn't easy. this is the first divided government budget agreement since 1986. the reason why we haven't done a budget agreement when both houses were controlled by other parties since 1986 is because it's not easy to do. we're not going to get everything that we want and she's not going to get everything that she wants. >> what if they reject it. >> i think we'll pass there though the house. we'll go first given our schedules. we'll post this on our website this evening and we intend to bring it to the house floor later this week. i have every reason to expect great support from our caucus. we're keeping our key principles. no one here had to sacrifice their core principles. our principles are don't raise taxes, reduce the deficit. we also have a lot of concerned members about defense. the next hit was going to hit solely on the m
point number two, there are no tax increases here. point number three, we're finally starting to deal with auto pilot spending. that mandatory spending that has not been addressed by congress for years. this isn't easy. this is the first divided government budget agreement since 1986. the reason why we haven't done a budget agreement when both houses were controlled by other parties since 1986 is because it's not easy to do. we're not going to get everything that we want and she's not going to...
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and january, who loses their doctors and april, who is 15ed by the man date tax. and next summer, when all of the insurance companies up their rates and if young people don't go in the system and subsiddize all of the rates will go up before the election. i think it is a disaster for the democrats. >> and marjorie, does it? you throw in the employer man date. >> it could be that we see a lot of the benefits that are mapped out and it is a misnomer to say that people are losing the insurance. most major employers have the health care that hold the tenants in face. it will be individuals and small businesses that will see the change. but looking at the system, everyone of us insurance or not are at risk of the health care system failing. it is designed hopefully to benefit the whole of the american public. in two years or 2016, what is the memory of the american public look like and how is it all playing out. >> johnathon, what is the chances of the republicans regaining the senate. >> the congressional balance test question and weather where they are asked if they
and january, who loses their doctors and april, who is 15ed by the man date tax. and next summer, when all of the insurance companies up their rates and if young people don't go in the system and subsiddize all of the rates will go up before the election. i think it is a disaster for the democrats. >> and marjorie, does it? you throw in the employer man date. >> it could be that we see a lot of the benefits that are mapped out and it is a misnomer to say that people are losing the...